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Sisters of the loam 🤩
#my art#mine#oc#oc tag#original character#nehalennia universe#peyton scarlett#bridget ondine#aisling desmond#francine francy weaver#francy weaver#ivaana strand#johanne olayemi
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Muses
Here is a complete list of all my current muses. OC bios linked.
Canon - OC (italicized)
Doctor Who
River Song
Peggy Song (OC)
Aria Pond (OC)
Annalise Sangster (OC)
Elsie Oswald (OC)
Thera Honotia (OC)
Ellia/Eowyn Wraith (OC)
Queen Odessa (OC)
Rose Tyler variant
OUAT
Regina Mills
Emma Swan
Lily Page
Ivy/Drizella
Lydia Mills (OC)
Star Wars
Padmé Amidala
Rey
Female Kylo Ren
Iden Versio (By request only)
Iristri Azumlae (OC)
Zara Pham
Harry Potter
Hermione Granger
Minerva Granger (OC) (Bio to come soon)
She-Ra
Adora
The 100
Clarke Griffin (fc is changed)
Lexa kom Trikru (exclusive.)
Raven Reyes
Abby Griffin
Anya kom Trikru
Echo kom Azgeda
Octavia Blake
Siren kom Delfikru (OC)
Cordelia kom Trikru (OC)
Temperance Nox (OC)
Natshana kom Azgeda (OC) (Bio to come)
Supernatural
Rowan Groves (OC)
TVD
Gwendolyn Potter (OC)
iZombie
Olivia Moore
Peyton Charles
Criminal Minds
Emily Prentiss
Ismay Blackwood (OC) (bio to come)
Pirates of the Caribbean
Elizabeth Swann
Marvel
Margot Rogers
Wren Craine
Wanda Maximoff
Carol Danvers
Sylvie
Yelena Belova
Peggy Carter
Kate Bishop
Melina Vostokoff
Natasha Romanoff
Ryna Maximoff (OC) (bio coming soon)
Lena Rebecca Banner (OC) (bio coming soon)
DC
Luna Byrd (OC)
Resident Evil
Lady Dimitrescu
Bela Dimitrescu
Cassandra Dimitrescu
Daniela Dimitrescu
Donna Beneviento
Mia Winters
Mother Miranda
Jill Valentine
Claire Redfield
Horizon Zero Dawn
Aloy (Indie)
Monsterverse
Mason Weaver
Elle Brody
You
Guinevere Beck (By request only)
Fandomless
Eden Talbot (OC)
Primrose Ash (OC)
Lia Norwood (OC)
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Cedric/Ebonie ~ The Quad 2x06
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Radix Core Performer Predictions 2021
Mini Female
Top 23
Diana Kouzentsova, Lucy Mae Dunn, Esprit Frank, Devyn Scherff, Tova Thompson, Isabella Piedrecita, Peyton Nowacki, Sasha Milstein, Tiara Sherman, Karyna Majeroni, Skylar Wong, Kate Baldwin, Regan Gerena
Top 10
Winter Eberts, Carrigan Paylor, Victoria Martinez, Camila Giraldo, Paislyn Schroeder, Isabella Kouznetsova
Top 4
Ellary Day Szyndlar, Esme Chou, Savannah Manzel, Fiona Wu
Mini Male
Top 7
Elias Elkind, Josh Lundy, Julian Aranda, Karson Koller
Top 3
Michael Cash Savio, Nico Dahl, Santiago Sosa,
Junior Female
Top 23
Angelina Elliott, Ally Reuter, Kylee Ngo, Elie Rabin, Emmy Claire Kaiden, Avery Lee, Kira Chan, Campbell Clark, Anya Inger, Kayley Kirsch, Taytum Ruckle, Failenn Daley
Top 11
Aaliyah Dixon, Daniela SanGiacomo, Laci Stocio, Victoria Johnson, Maddie Ortega, Mealy Weaver, Madison Ronquillo, Giselle Gandrilla
Top 3
Gracyn French, Crystal Huang, Alexis Mayer
Junior Male
Top 7
Wyatt Brisson, Johnny Gray, Lucas Cardona, Zachary Gibson
Top 3
Coltrane Vodicka, Haiden Neuville, Ayden Nguyen
Teen Female
Top 24
Kaylinn Rees, Rachel Loiselle, Isabella Warfield, Yuki Miyata Preslie Rosamond, Samantha Melillo, Willow Notary, Sophie Garcia, Kenzie Jones, Brooklyn Law, Cydney Heard, Olivia Magni, Charlotte Cogan
Top 11
Harlow Ganz, Georgia Ehrlich, Sami Sonder, Valadie Cammack, Sabine Nehls, Isabella Lynch, Destanye Diaz
Top 4
Kiarra Waidelich, Dyllan Blackburn, Izzy Howard, Jada Specht
Teen Male
Top 17
Samuel Sharp Jr, Jonah Daquigan, Sam Suro, Christian De Jesus, Jackson Koressel, Harrison Robinson, Louis Sloot, Rosendo Arechiga
Top 10
Nicholas Bustos,Noah Ayden Grady, Gavin Warfield, Tucker Gokey, Trent Grappe, Jack Brokaw, Sam Fine
Top 3
Anthony Curley, Xander Perone, AJ Storey
Senior Female
Top 20
Lola Coghill, Lauren Wallingford, Anna Miller, Carly Thinfen, Madie Nemeth, Elisabeth Pabich, Libby Wiley, Allyson Hiser, Zoe Lemelman, Shane Higa
Top 10
Sophie Grabau, Skye Notary, Camryn Bridges, Sara Eberhardt, Erin Wienke, Perris Amento
Top 4
Selena Hamilton, Vanessa Valenzuela, Izzy Burton, Priscilla Tom
Senior Male
Top 13
Wydsem Caeser, Raiden King, Zach Buri, Garren Garcia, Levi Sherman, John Mays, Alec Brown, Bronson Dahmer
Top 4
Jackson Roloff-Hafenbreadl, Seth Gibson, Thiago Pacheco, Sam McWilliam
#okay i had to fix some stuff#but here it is!#lol#i have no picks for winner#bc its too hard to chose lol
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JUMP Dance Convention, Dallas, TX: RESULTS
High Scores by Age:
JUMPstart Solo
1st: Mikaela Florez-’Stop Go’
2nd: Mackenzie Glover-’Suddenly’
3rd: Audrina Mossembekker-’Fields of Gold’
4th: Arianna Claxton-’Ride’
5th: Avery Redus-’Lost Boy’
6th: Zephira Duran-’Little Weaver Bird’
7th: Nora Davis-’Broadway Banana’
8th: Symone Armijo-’Rotten To the Core’
Mini Solo
1st: Braylynn Grizzaffi-’Path5′
2nd: Sophia Gil-’Film Credits’
2nd: Anna Holley-’Reminisce’
3rd: Landry Silas-’Cheek to Cheek’
3rd: Allie Plott-’The Path’
4th: Lexus Natalie-’Alternate World’
4th: Winter Eberts-’Dreamlike’
5th: Harper Ducale-’Change Is Everything’
5th: Ashley Otano-’Dark Matter’
5th: Kinsley Oykhman-’Life Could Be A Dream’
5th: Carolina Sterkel-’Thoroughfare’
5th: Kalista Greer-’Yesterday’
6th: Zoey Claxton-’Moonlight Sonata’
6th: Noah Johnson-’Scanner’
6th: Channing Embry-’Whatever Lola Wants’
7th: Denise Torres-’Drag Shift’
7th: Presley Nava-’Pure Imagination’
8th: Cora Woodhouse-’Pulling On A Thread’
9th: Avery LeSaicherre-’Hide and Seek’
9th: Patience Hughes-’Weird People’
10th: Dennis Paul Haggerty-’Beautiful Dream’
Junior Solo
1st: Laci Stoico-’Mibiso’
2nd: Graham Johnson-’New Shoes’
3rd: Lilly Allen-’Femme Fatale’
3rd: Ciana Ciulla-’Nana’
4th: Zoe McDonald-’U Can’t Touch This’
5th: Kortlynn Rosenbaugh-’Concentration’
5th: Colby Rich-’I Lie’
5th: Jazlyn Quintero-’The Deep End’
5th: Lincoln Blakely-’What I Came To Do’
6th: Kanon Greer-’To The Sky’
7th: Caroline McGowan-’Everything Evaporates’
7th: Makaia Roux-’Everything I Wanted’
7th: Kenlie Winsett-’Patterns of The Tides’
7th: Carolyne Knutson-’Peace’
7th: Campbell Thurow-’You Can’t Touch This’
8th: Jade Bontron-’A Night In Paris’
8th: Jocelyn Nguyen-’I’m Not Myself’
8th: Ava Mogote-’Somewhere Over The Rainbow’
8th: London Campayno-’Valis’
9th: McKenna Markham-’Shrine Tooth’
9th: Nyah Jackson-’Slow Meadows’
9th: Stella Eberts-’Valley’
10th: Addison Haggerty-’Ghost In The Wind’
10th: Scarlett Petty-’Stars’
10th: Kylie Carter-’The LOOK’
Teen Solo
1st: Garris Munoz-’Enlightenment’
1st: Avery Lau-’Fear of the Unknown and The Blazing Sun’
1st: Hudson Pletcher-’Forged Imitation’
2nd: Sarah Kate Kurzius-’Charmed’
2nd: Ava Miller-’Tarnished’
3rd: Carmen Beiner-’Dyonisis’
3rd: Braylon Browner-’Run From Me’
3rd: Sabine Nehls-’Shout’
4th: Beth Anne McGowan-’Heart Is As Black At Night’
4th: Ella Williams-’The Garden’
5th: Macie Krause-’Menace’
5th: Dasha Vishnyakova-’Partita’
5th: Caroline Belknap-’Sonata De Le Muerte’
5th: Kali Knewitz-’Wake Up Your Eardrums’
6th: Kathryn Martinez-’Another Brick In The Wall’
6th: Gianna Garwacki-’Epiphany’
6th: Sophie Bishop-’La Mamma Morta’
6th: Isabel Reese-’Spectral Density’
7th: Ella Hendricks-’Ella and Ella’
7th: Faith Stoner-’Solids’
8th: Brielle McCoy-’My Brightest Diamond’
8th: Trinity Kelly-’Sorrow’
9th: Sofia Ramirez-’Long Train Running’
9th: Peyton Koepke-’On The Horizon’
9th: Natalya Toirac-’See how they run’
9th: Jillian Sims-’Shadow Journal’
10th: Dru Neal-’Bringing Back A Past’
10th: Caitlyn Herrin-’Hour After Hour’
10th: Macy Orvis-’Look At Me’
10th: Mia Miller-’Only The Voices’
Senior Solo
1st: Jackson Roloff-Hafenbreadl-’FOUR’
2nd: Ruby Castro-’For You’
2nd: Paige Mcmanaman-’Vienna’
3rd: Jordan Apodaca-’Standing Over The Horizon’
4th: Chloe Lopina-’In Love In Vein’
4th: Lainey Myers-’You Are The Reason’
5th: Raegan Davidson-’After That’
5th: Raegan Stafford-’With All My Love’
6th: Peyton Winsett-’Distortion’
6th: Emily Fluker-’I Will Follow’
6th: Clara Gough-’Snow Queen’
6th: Haley Beck-’Upside’
7th: Karsyn Kelly-’Don’t Make Me Over’
7th: Gracie Lee-’Love of My Life’
7th: Cahntal Le-’Tear Jerker’
7th: Jonah Tran-’Unburdened and Becoming’
8th: Elise Knecht-’Corps’
8th: Emma Sucato-’Memories’
8th: Haley Bogdon-’The Mourning’
8th: Kylie Sicillan-’Time & I’
9th: Emmalyn Mackaron-’San TOI’
10th: Ella Berner-’Grief Point’
Mini Duo/Trio
1st: HYPE Dance Studio-’American Boy’
2nd: HYPE Dance Studio-’G.I.R.L’
3rd: Centre for Dance-’Faith’
Junior Duo/Trio
1st: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Cringe’
2nd: Dance Company of Wylie-’Machine’
Teen Duo/Trio
1st: Next Step Dance-’Georgia’
2nd: The Pointe Performing Arts Center-’Listen’
3rd: South Tulsa Dance Co-’Strangers In The Night’
Senior Duo/Trio
1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Tea For Two’
2nd: Texas Academy of Dance-’Do The Sacred Mass’
JUMPstart Group
1st: Next Step Dance-’Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy’
2nd: Next Step Dance-’Boy From New York City’
3rd: Next Step Dance-’Milly Rock’
Mini Group
1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’We Love to Bebop’
2nd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Strings’
3rd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Ain’t Your Mama’
Junior Group
1st: Kim Massay Dance Productions-’Dance With You’
1st: The Pointe Performing Arts Center-’Send In The Clowns’
2nd: Kim Massay Dance Productions-’Image Deconstructed’
3rd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Letters To’
3rd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Threads That Bind’
Teen Group
1st: Next Step Dance-’Maria Bonita’
2nd: Next Step Dance-’A Women Left Lonely’
2nd: Kim Massay Dance Productions-’Herd of Defense’
3rd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Wish We Could Turn Back Time’
Senior Group
1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Embraceable You’
2nd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’A Human, A Light’
3rd: Kim Massay Dance Productions-’Can You Hear That?’
Mini Line
1st: Next Step Dance-’The Chain’
2nd: Next Step Dance-’Spring’
2nd: Next Step Dance-’Sweet Dreams’
2nd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’We’ve Got a Ways to Go’
3rd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’The Ladies of the Wild West’
Junior Line
1st: Next Step Dance-’Mi Mujer’
2nd: Next Step Dance-’Opening’
2nd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-‘Salute’
3rd: Next Step Dance-’Vogue’
3rd: The Pointe Performing Arts Center-’We Are The Ones’
Teen Line
1st: Next Step Dance-’Tarantella’
2nd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Dead Hearts’
3rd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Where Is My Body’
Senior Line
1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Devour’
2nd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Invocation of Lust’
JUMPstart Extended Line
1st: Next Step Dance-’Ridin Dirty’
2nd: Next Step Dance-’Hey Diddle Diddle’
3rd: Next Step Dance-’Rock Star’
Mini Extended Line
1st: Next Step Dance-’Runaway Baby’
2nd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Footloose’
Junior Extended Line
1st: Next Step Dance-’Bridge Over Troubled Water’
2nd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Flatline’
3rd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Don’t Stop’
Teen Extended Line
1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’American Pie’
1st: Next Step Dance-’Snowing’
2nd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Overture In A’
3rd: Next Step Dance-’Technologic’
3rd: Kim Massay Dance Productions-’You Know Me’
Senior Extended Line
1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Hotel California’
2nd: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Sexy Crazy’
Mini Production
1st: Next Step Dance-’42nd Street’
2nd: Next Step Dance-’Game On’
Junior Production
1st: Next Step Dance-’Let It Cook’
2nd: Next Step Dance-’Everlasting Love’
3rd: The Pointe Performing Arts Center-’Wanna Rock’
Teen Production
1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Goodnight’
2nd: Next Step Dance-’All That Jazz’
3rd: The Pointe Performing Arts Center-’RELAX’
Senior Production
1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’CRUNK’
High Scores by Performance Division:
JUMPstart Tap
Next Step Dance-’Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy’
JUMPstart Hip-Hop
Next Step Dance-’Milly Rock’
JUMPstart Jazz
Next Step Dance-’Boy From New York City’
JUMPstart Lyrical
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Gypsy’
Mini Jazz
Next Step Dance-’Knock On Wood’
Mini Tap
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’We Love to Bebop’
Mini Contemporary
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Strings’
Mini Ballroom
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Ain’t Your Mama’
Mini Ballet
Next Step Dance-’Spring’
Mini Lyrical
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’We’ve Got a Ways to Go’
Next Step Dance-’Sweet Dreams’
Mini Hip-Hop
Next Step Dance-’Game On’
Junior Jazz
Kim Massay Dance Productions-’Dance With You’
Junior Lyrical
The Pointe Performing Arts Center-’Send In The Clowns’
Junior Ballet
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-‘Salute’
Next Step Dance-’Opening’
Junior Contemporary
Next Step Dance-’Mi Mujer’
Junior Tap
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Letters To’
Junior Specialty
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Marquises’
Junior Hip-Hop
Next Step Dance-’Let It Cook’
Junior Ballroom
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Don’t Stop’
Teen Contemporary
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Goodnight’
Teen Specialty
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Dead Hearts’
Teen Jazz
Next Step Dance-’Technologic’
Kim Massay Dance Productions-’You Know Me’
Teen Lyrical
Next Step Dance-’Snowing’
Teen Tap
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’American Pie’
Teen Hip-Hop
Next Step Dance-’#FreeBritney’
Kim Massay Dance Productions-’Roses’
Teen Ballet
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Overture In A’
Teen Ballroom
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Distortion’
Teen Musical Theatre
Next Step Dance-’All That Jazz’
Senior Contemporary
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Hotel California’
Senior Specialty
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Evermore’
Senior Tap
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Embraceable You’
Senior Lyrical
High Attitude Dance Academy-’Because You Loved Me’
Senior Ballet
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Completely Gone’
Senior Jazz
Eminence Dance Complex-’Cold Hearted Snake’
Senior Ballroom
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Sexy Crazy’
Senior Hip-Hop
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’CRUNK’
Best of JUMP:
JUMPstart
Next Step Dance-’Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy’
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Gypsy’
Mini
The Pointe Performing Arts Center-’Where The Light Gets In’
Next Step Dance-’42nd Street’
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’We Love to Bebop’
Junior
Next Step Dance-’Mi Mujer’
Kim Massay Dance Productions-’Dance With You’
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Threads That Bind’
The Pointe Performing Arts Center-’Send In The Clowns’
Teen
Kim Massay Dance Productions-’You Know Me’
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’American Pie’
The Pointe Performing Arts Center-’A Destination’
Next Step Dance-’Snowing’
Senior
Kim Massay Dance Productions-’Can You Hear That?’
Next Step Dance-’Half the Man’
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Hotel California’
Best In Studio:
Next Step Dance-’Snowing’
Kim Massay Dance Productions-’Can You Hear That?’
The Pointe Performing Arts Center-’A Destination’
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’Hotel California’
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THE COLONY; a literate original roleplay
THE SURVIVORS
Anaya Dolmen | Telekinesis; Lily Collins FC
Ashley “Ash” Bisbee | Deluded; Noah Centineo FC
Arthur Meir | Uninfected; Ben Mendelsohn FC
August Adelson | Telekinesis; Samira Wiley FC
Austin Kelsey | Uninfected; Dev Patel FC
Axel Kraus | Praeteria; Skeet Ulrich FC
Cody Moon | Uninfected; Nam Joo Hyuk FC
Cosima Nasmath | Telekinesis; Amber Riley FC
Cressida Jago | Telekinesis; Chloe Bennet FC
Espen Filip Lindqvist | Telepathy; Nick Robinson FC
Ethan Kerr | Uninfected; Elliot Fletcher FC
Fleet Michaels | Increased Hearing & Vision; Hong Jong-Hyun FC
Fletcher Dahl | Uninfected; Keiynan Lonsdale FC
Issoria Feinberg | Telepathy; Josefine Frida Pettersen FC
Jelka Dreher | Praeteria; Caity Lotz FC
Jouko Kyung | Telepathy; John Cho FC
Kevin Tae | Uninfected; Daniel Henney FC
Killian Weaver | Telepathy; Jack Falahee FC
Kostya Vladislav | Telepathy; Jeremy Allen White FC
Kyra Zabala | Empatheia; Troian Bellisario FC
Leif Hjelmstad | Increased Vision & Hearing; Andy Biersack FC
Maddox Xiao | Telepathy; Christopher Larkin FC
Marcel “Hamlet” Gusterson | Deluded; Aaron Tveit FC
“Mink” Peyton Yazbek | Telepathy; Bex Taylor-Claus FC
Minka Vane | Telekinesis; Paulina Singer FC
Reagan “Emery” Gladstone | Empatheia; Cillian Murphy FC
Rhea Zaveri | Uninfected; Carmela Zumbado FC
Siobhan “Von” Whitmer | Praeteria; Kristine Froseth FC
Stacey Ricks | Uninfected; Zayn Malik FC
Tatum Rothchild | Uninfected; Indya Moore FC
Thaïs Li | Increased Vision & Hearing; Natasha Liu Bordizzo FC
Viola Rain Hackett | Deluded; Ruth Negga FC
Xavier Crane | Uninfected; Lakeith Stanfield FC
THE ELITE
Abner Rhodes | Uninfected; JR Bourne FC
Cooper Erikson | Telekinesis; Tyler Blackburn FC
Curtis Cuthbert | Uninfected; Robert Downey Jr. FC
Emmett Briers | Uninfected; Nico Tortorella FC
Gaius Fitrei | Uninfected; Idris Elba FC
Honor Bradley | Telekinesis; Hannah John-Kamen FC
Ireland Krii | Uninfected; Reilly Dolman FC
Jackson Rocco | Uninfected; Jon Hamm FC
Kyffin Greco | Uninfected; Justin Baldoni FC
Perdita Meikle | Increased Vision & Smell; Gillian Anderson FC
Rina Jago | Uninfected; Sandra Oh FC
Wren Phillips | Uninfected; Sam Claflin FC
NEW WAVE REFORMISTS
Henry Liamson-Turner | Uninfected; Tom Cavanagh FC
Narcissa Shor | Telepathy; Tatiana Maslany FC
Nouka Fang | Uninfected; Jamie Clayton FC
Perry Griffiths | Praeteria; Matthew Grey Gubler FC
Roxanne Palmer | Uninfected; Dianne Guerrero FC
Suki Yamaguchi | Uninfected; Hayley Kiyoko FC
[ we are RADIOACTIVE; 2157 was the end of the world.... ]
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Muses
Here is a complete list of all my current muses. OC bios linked.
Canon - OC (italicized)
Doctor Who
River Song
Peggy Song (OC)
Aria Pond (OC)
Annalise Sangster (OC)
Elsie Oswald (OC)
Thera Honotia (OC)
Ellia/Eowyn Wraith (OC)
Queen Odessa (OC)
Rose Tyler variant
OUAT
Regina Mills
Emma Swan
Lily Page
Ivy/Drizella
Lydia Mills (OC)
Star Wars
Padmé Amidala
Rey
Female Kylo Ren
Iden Versio (By request only)
Iristri Azumlae (OC)
Zara Pham
Harry Potter
Hermione Granger
Minerva Granger (OC) (Bio to come soon)
She-Ra
Adora
The 100
Clarke Griffin (fc is changed)
Lexa kom Trikru (exclusive.)
Raven Reyes
Abby Griffin
Anya kom Trikru
Echo kom Azgeda
Octavia Blake
Siren kom Delfikru (OC)
Cordelia kom Trikru (OC)
Temperance Nox (OC)
Natshana kom Azgeda (OC) (Bio to come)
Supernatural
Rowan Groves (OC)
TVD
Gwendolyn Potter (OC)
iZombie
Olivia Moore
Peyton Charles
Criminal Minds
Emily Prentiss
Ismay Blackwood (OC) (bio to come)
Pirates of the Caribbean
Elizabeth Swann
Marvel
Margot Rogers
Wren Craine
Sylvie
Yelena Belova
Melina Vostokoff
Natasha Romanoff
Ryna Maximoff (OC) (bio coming soon)
Lena Rebecca Banner (OC) (bio coming soon)
DC
Luna Byrd (OC)
Resident Evil
Lady Dimitrescu
Bela Dimitrescu
Cassandra Dimitrescu
Daniela Dimitrescu
Donna Beneviento
Mia Winters
Mother Miranda
Horizon Zero Dawn
Aloy (Indie)
Monsterverse
Mason Weaver
Elle Brody (romance exclusive to @moreprofoundbonds )
You
Guinevere Beck (By request only)
Fandomless
Eden Talbot (OC)
Parker Bennett (OC)
Scarlett Stone (OC)
Primrose Ash (OC)
Lia Norwood (OC)
Celeste Quinn (OC)
Eris Goddess of Discord
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*:･ﾟ･✧･ ryder’s family tree ･✧･ﾟ･:*
stellan simms: ryder’s father / 46 years old / orlando bloom fc.
ryder has not seen nor heard from his father in years, not since the drunken and abusive nights of his childhood. he has got his own family that he left ryder and his mother marnie for so ryder’s got a slew of half-siblings he has never met and probably never will. we don’t look at him favorably.
marnie ( simms ) brighton: ryder’s mom / 45 years old / sutton foster fc.
although they have going through rough patches during the years she and stellan were still married, after everything, they have come a very long way. mama is one of ryder’s favorite people on this planet now and he has learned a lot about forgiveness through her. she is now the regional manager of all of the supercuts in chicago and lives a modest life.
patricia brighton: ryder’s maternal grandmother / 74 years old / sigourney weaver fc.
marnie and kelly’s mother, and married to richie brighton for 50 years now. she is an exceptionally kind and accepting woman who is a relatively accomplished children’s book author. naturally, she has long since retired. she likes to garden and cook and much of anything ryder knows how to make came from her.
richie brighton: ryder’s paternal grandfather / 78 years old / al pachino fc.
marnie and kelly’s father, and married to patricia for 50 of the most wonderful years - that’s what he will always say if you ask him. he worked for much of his life as a mechanic and later finished out his years before retirement as a car’s salesman. he and patricia live a simple life in seattle and are rather proud of thei grandson and children. much of ryder’s handiness has come from him.
kelly brighton: ryder’s aunt / 43 years old / rose byrne fc.
marnie’s sister, and daughter to patricia and richie. when ryder was younger, he couldn’t really pronounce ‘aunt’ properly, and is always came out like ‘ant’, just like his favorite sidewalk bugs! or so that’s what he would say. so it’s been ant kelly for as long as ryder can remember, and she’s always been one of his savings graces considering his upbringing whenever she’d come visit.
annabelle brighton: ryder’s aunt / 46 years old / maya rudolph fc.
married to kelly brighton, now officially, she is ryder’s aunty annabelle. by the time he met her when he was older, he could properly say aunt, but the nickname just sounded too good. a professional photographer and community center leader, annabelle is not only the fun wine aunt, but also the one who is responsible for any family portraits that ryder is thankful for.
peyton brighton: ryder’s cousin / 21 years old / paris belec fc.
daughter to kelly and annabelle, peyton was adopted when she was two years old and it took awhile for the adjustment in the brighton household. but, with the adoption of luke, their family truly fell into place. she’s working as a florist in a local shop and likes to help her mom’s photography shoots. she’s still figuring life out.
luke brighton: ryder’s cousin / 18 years old / ethan cutkosky fc.
son to kelly and annabelle, luke was adopted when he was only a few months old by the brightons. peyton was thrilled to have a little brother, and his moms felt so blessed to have two perfect and beautiful children. he too dabbles on the guitar, thanks to ryder but he will be attending USC in the fall to pursue a degree in journalism.
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TOP O’ THE MORNING!
BEARS UPSET UW FOR SECOND YEAR IN A ROW
SEATTLE – This one was worth the wait.
At 1:22 a.m. this morning, the Cal football team culminated a wild late night and early morning with a 20-19 victory over No. 14 Washington at Husky Stadium.
It marked the second consecutive season the Bears edged the Huskies in a defensive-minded battle of wills, but this one was far from conventional.
With 9:46 remaining in the first quarter and the game scoreless, both teams jogged back to their locker rooms after a lightning warning was issued. The warning was accurate.The storms moved swiftly into the area. Within minutes of the delay, lightning was flashing in the sky. Fans were removed from the open bleachers of the stadium and huddled under cover or in the concourses of the stadium. Thousands made their way to the parking lots and resumed tailgating, but as the minutes turned to hours many just got in their vehicles and headed home. As the rain picked up in intensity, the sky was a continual flash as lightning was constant throughout the area.
The delay took 2 hours, 39 minutes, and it was 10:30 p.m. by the time play resumed.
What followed was an expected showdown of two of the top defenses in the country, and Cal came out on top after senior Greg Thomas booted a 17-yard field goal with eight seconds remaining.
"We don't really have any control over the elements off the field so we're rolling with the punches there," Cal head coach Justin Wilcox said. "It's a little unique. I'm just really proud of the guys and how they battled. That was a gritty win. It wasn't the cleanest, but they just keep fighting. They are really a tough bunch of guys, and I really appreciate them for that."
After amassing just 90 total yards in the first half, the Bears (2-0) began to figure some things out in the third quarter, especially on the ground. The combination of Christopher Brown Jr's bruising style and Marcel Dancy's quick feet helped Cal total 134 yards rushing in the second half, and Dancy reached the end zone twice. His second score from 8 yards out gave the Bears their first lead at 17-13 with 50 seconds remaining in the third quarter.
Washington's Peyton Henry connected on a pair of field goals in the fourth quarter – including a career-high 49-yarder with 2:05 to play – to put the Huskies back on top. But Cal quarterback Chase Garbers, who finished with modest numbers but also played a mistake-free game, engineered a late comeback. He completed a 19-yard pass to Jordan Duncan to move into Husky territory and then Kekoa Crawford gained 27 yards on a catch-and-run to move the ball to the Washington 3-yard line with 1:25 left.
Thomas' second field goal of the night sent the Cal sideline into a frenzy, and the Bears were able to close it out.
Everybody here handled it great," Wilcox said." Everyone is in the same situation. It is what it is. Guys did a nice job of refocusing and coming back out and playing."
Brown Jr. rushed for 80 yards on 16 carries and Dancy added 72 yards on the ground.
The Huskies moved the ball at times, but Cal's defense flexed its muscle when it needed to most, allowing just a singular touchdown in the second quarter. Henry made four field goals for Washington.
Cal’s All-America candidate Evan Weaver was arguably the best player on the field on either side, tying a career-high with 18 tackles while recording two tackles for loss. He also forced a fumble that was recovered by the Bears' Ben Hawk Schrider.
Weaver did a number on the Huskies last year as well, returning an interception 37 yards for a touchdown to lift the Bears to a 12-10 victory. It marks the first time the Golden Bears have registered back-to-back victories over the Huskies since 2006.
It is also worth noting that Cal has won their sixth straight season-opening game away from home, including wins at Texas, Northwestern and North Carolina.
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Warming up to ales: the British beer movement brewing in America
Americans have long rejected Britains booze as too warm and flat but a new wave of brewers are seeking to change that
Americans perceive several reasons to shun British beer. It’s warm. It’s flat. It’s bitter. Or, worse, it’s mild. Thanks but no thanks.
Instead they drink ice-cold Budweiser-type lagers or potent craft brews and leave the Brits to their eccentric potions.
Now a Minnesota-born brewer with a punk vibe and passion for English ale hopes to change all that, starting with “sublime pints” in Los Angeles.
“British beers have been flying under the radar here. They’re maligned and they basically apologise for being what they are,” said Andy Black. “We’re not apologising. We’re proud of what we do and want to be in your face about it.”
Black, 30, is the head brewer at Yorkshire Square, in Torrance, south of LA, which is riding a small, growing movement embracing traditional British-style beer in California.
He makes cask-conditioned bitters, milds, pales, goldens and porters which tend to be more balanced and lower in alcohol than US craft beers or imported Belgian and German brews.
Yorkshire Square has garnered buzz since launching a year ago and will on Saturday debut at LA Beer Week, an industry showcase otherwise monopolized by strong, hoppy India Pale Ales (IPAs).
A pint of ale at the Yorkshire Square Brewery. Photograph: Dan Tuffs for the Guardian
Black considers IPA dominance the “hamburgfication” of beer. “I have a strong anti-authoritarian streak and like challenging existing notions.”
Other British-inspired brewers will also attend, reflecting evolving consumer palettes, said Frances Lopez, executive director of the LA County Brewers Guild, which sponsors the beer week. “We didn’t see a lot of British-style beers on the west coast so it’s been nice to see people gravitating towards nuance and craft beer.”
The festival will come on the heels of Britain’s national beer day on Friday, the anniversary of the sealing of the Magna Carta in 1215, a charter which among other things promised consistency for boozers: “Let there be throughout our kingdom a single measure for wine and a single measure for ale.”
British beer, especially bitter, has long struggled in the US. Less cold and fizzy than domestic beers, it is deemed relatively warm and flat.
The name bitter – a type of pale ale which is not in fact very bitter – alienated drinkers who favoured smooth, light lagers. A 1990s ad campaign for Keystone Light mocked “bitter beer face” with images of gurning trolls.
Then came the explosion in strong craft beers with experimental blends and ingredients, including gummy bears, and British beer was deemed not too strong but too insipid.
“It’s a very misunderstood style, which is why it’s taken so long for people to give it a shot,” Lopez said.
In addition to Yorkshire Square, LA’s beer week will also feature local British-style offerings from MacLeod Ale and an extra strong bitter (ESB) from Three Weavers Brewing Company. Several British-style breweries have sprouted across the west coast in recent years, including Machine House in Seattle and Freewheel in Redwood City, near San Francisco.
“British beer? I think it’s on the way,” said Megan Krigbaum, a contributing editor to Punch, a New York-based online drinks magazine.
“Bitter” and “mild” – another misnomer – reflect self-sabotaging English downplay, Krigbaum wrote in an essay last year. But a trend towards so-called “session beers” – lighter fare allowing multiple scoops in social settings – is emboldening Americans to try British pints, she said.
Even so, Yorkshire Square refers to “bitter” only on the premises, where staff can explain it to customers. It is branded “pub ale” when sold outside. “People are very literal,” said Black.
The tattooed, pierced Minnesotan is an unlikely real ale champion. He studied anthropology and worked at a not-for-profit organisation before deciding to turn a home brew hobby into a career, starting with internships at breweries in Yorkshire and Sunderland in the UK.
Now with a 10-strong team, Black brews 550 barrels of British-style beer per year a few miles from the Pacific Ocean. The average alcohol by volume (ABV) is 4.3%, just over half of that of a typical IPA.
Gary Croft, from Leeds, had the inspiration for Yorkshire Square. Photograph: Dan Tuffs for the Guardian
Yorkshire Square was the brainchild of Gary Croft, an expatriate from Leeds who worked in pharmaceuticals before deciding to recreate British brews and pub culture. “I thought it was something Americans were missing out on,” he said.
Customers lauded the results. “You can have a handful and still hold a conversation,” said Ryan Trousadale, 32, seated in a sunlit terrace and raising a “1948”, a dark mild based on postwar English brewing records.
“Wonderful, low-octane social lubricant,” said Rob Tyrrell, 65, a retired aerospace worker. A welcome contrast, he said, with rocket-fuelled IPAs. “With the hoppy stuff, you better enjoy the first one because your buds are done.”
Jane Peyton, a beer sommelier and instigator of Britain’s national beer day, said via email that some US brewers were importing British hops to make British-style session beers.
Enthusiasm was spreading to imported beers, she added, with some Americans exalting brands with humble reputations in Britain. “I have lost count of the times that my clients have rhapsodised about Newcastle Brown Ale.”
Source: http://allofbeer.com/warming-up-to-ales-the-british-beer-movement-brewing-in-america/
from All of Beer https://allofbeer.wordpress.com/2019/04/24/warming-up-to-ales-the-british-beer-movement-brewing-in-america/
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Warming up to ales: the British beer movement brewing in America
Americans have long rejected Britains booze as too warm and flat but a new wave of brewers are seeking to change that
Americans perceive several reasons to shun British beer. It’s warm. It’s flat. It’s bitter. Or, worse, it’s mild. Thanks but no thanks.
Instead they drink ice-cold Budweiser-type lagers or potent craft brews and leave the Brits to their eccentric potions.
Now a Minnesota-born brewer with a punk vibe and passion for English ale hopes to change all that, starting with “sublime pints” in Los Angeles.
“British beers have been flying under the radar here. They’re maligned and they basically apologise for being what they are,” said Andy Black. “We’re not apologising. We’re proud of what we do and want to be in your face about it.”
Black, 30, is the head brewer at Yorkshire Square, in Torrance, south of LA, which is riding a small, growing movement embracing traditional British-style beer in California.
He makes cask-conditioned bitters, milds, pales, goldens and porters which tend to be more balanced and lower in alcohol than US craft beers or imported Belgian and German brews.
Yorkshire Square has garnered buzz since launching a year ago and will on Saturday debut at LA Beer Week, an industry showcase otherwise monopolized by strong, hoppy India Pale Ales (IPAs).
A pint of ale at the Yorkshire Square Brewery. Photograph: Dan Tuffs for the Guardian
Black considers IPA dominance the “hamburgfication” of beer. “I have a strong anti-authoritarian streak and like challenging existing notions.”
Other British-inspired brewers will also attend, reflecting evolving consumer palettes, said Frances Lopez, executive director of the LA County Brewers Guild, which sponsors the beer week. “We didn’t see a lot of British-style beers on the west coast so it’s been nice to see people gravitating towards nuance and craft beer.”
The festival will come on the heels of Britain’s national beer day on Friday, the anniversary of the sealing of the Magna Carta in 1215, a charter which among other things promised consistency for boozers: “Let there be throughout our kingdom a single measure for wine and a single measure for ale.”
British beer, especially bitter, has long struggled in the US. Less cold and fizzy than domestic beers, it is deemed relatively warm and flat.
The name bitter – a type of pale ale which is not in fact very bitter – alienated drinkers who favoured smooth, light lagers. A 1990s ad campaign for Keystone Light mocked “bitter beer face” with images of gurning trolls.
Then came the explosion in strong craft beers with experimental blends and ingredients, including gummy bears, and British beer was deemed not too strong but too insipid.
“It’s a very misunderstood style, which is why it’s taken so long for people to give it a shot,” Lopez said.
In addition to Yorkshire Square, LA’s beer week will also feature local British-style offerings from MacLeod Ale and an extra strong bitter (ESB) from Three Weavers Brewing Company. Several British-style breweries have sprouted across the west coast in recent years, including Machine House in Seattle and Freewheel in Redwood City, near San Francisco.
“British beer? I think it’s on the way,” said Megan Krigbaum, a contributing editor to Punch, a New York-based online drinks magazine.
“Bitter” and “mild” – another misnomer – reflect self-sabotaging English downplay, Krigbaum wrote in an essay last year. But a trend towards so-called “session beers” – lighter fare allowing multiple scoops in social settings – is emboldening Americans to try British pints, she said.
Even so, Yorkshire Square refers to “bitter” only on the premises, where staff can explain it to customers. It is branded “pub ale” when sold outside. “People are very literal,” said Black.
The tattooed, pierced Minnesotan is an unlikely real ale champion. He studied anthropology and worked at a not-for-profit organisation before deciding to turn a home brew hobby into a career, starting with internships at breweries in Yorkshire and Sunderland in the UK.
Now with a 10-strong team, Black brews 550 barrels of British-style beer per year a few miles from the Pacific Ocean. The average alcohol by volume (ABV) is 4.3%, just over half of that of a typical IPA.
Gary Croft, from Leeds, had the inspiration for Yorkshire Square. Photograph: Dan Tuffs for the Guardian
Yorkshire Square was the brainchild of Gary Croft, an expatriate from Leeds who worked in pharmaceuticals before deciding to recreate British brews and pub culture. “I thought it was something Americans were missing out on,” he said.
Customers lauded the results. “You can have a handful and still hold a conversation,” said Ryan Trousadale, 32, seated in a sunlit terrace and raising a “1948”, a dark mild based on postwar English brewing records.
“Wonderful, low-octane social lubricant,” said Rob Tyrrell, 65, a retired aerospace worker. A welcome contrast, he said, with rocket-fuelled IPAs. “With the hoppy stuff, you better enjoy the first one because your buds are done.”
Jane Peyton, a beer sommelier and instigator of Britain’s national beer day, said via email that some US brewers were importing British hops to make British-style session beers.
Enthusiasm was spreading to imported beers, she added, with some Americans exalting brands with humble reputations in Britain. “I have lost count of the times that my clients have rhapsodised about Newcastle Brown Ale.”
from All Of Beer http://allofbeer.com/warming-up-to-ales-the-british-beer-movement-brewing-in-america/
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Radix Dance Convention, Concord, NC: RESULTS
High Scores by Age:
Rookie Solo
1st: Belle Arauz-’Believe’
2nd: Kayleigh Smith-’Fathers and Daughters’
Mini Solo
1st: Kaylee Schwamb-’Birdsong’
2nd: Noelle Gockerell-’Finding My Way’
2nd: Journey Lockhart-’Stuff Like That There’
3rd: Corinne Larson-’White Foxes’
4th: Alex Tucker-’Bridge Over Troubled Waters’
5th: Liberty Kerr-’Jeepers Creepers’
6th: Lauren White-’Damaged’
7th: Katherine Harmston-’No Way’
8th: Annabelle Hernandez-’The Most Beautiful Things’
9th: Genevieve Stitely-’Hold Back the River’
9th: Sydney Stox-’Velma’
10th: Naomi Walker-’Ray of Light’
Junior Solo
1st: Lorelai Watchous-’After the Storm’
1st: Gabriella Dunham-’Empty Space’
1st: Maely Weaver-’Staggered In A Configuration’
2nd: Grace Woodbury-’Pas De Trois’
3rd: Havanah Chmiel-’Amen’
3rd: Emma Claire Carroll-’Home’
3rd: Annabelle Pritchard-’Take It Easy’
4th: Abigail Hodges-’Earth’
4th: Madelyn Belsky-’Hollows’
5th: Addison Bradley-’Dynamite’
5th: Savannah Robey-’For Me, It’s You’
5th: Callum McKenna-’Walk The Moon’
6th: Khloe Green-’Pray’
7th: Michele Kotay-’Piece by Piece’
7th: Claire Anderson-’September’
7th: Madeleine Larson-’Stupid With Love’
8th: Hayden Porter-’Experience’
9th: Brynleigh Bullington-’Grow’
9th: Kaylah Harrison-’I Gotcha’
10th: Anhelina Lezhachova-’Rain’
Teen Solo
1st: Samantha Melillo-’Airmail Special’
1st: Valadie Cammack-’Dethroning The Queen’
2nd: Ella Jones-’Familiar’
2nd: Savannah Manning-’Line Thickness’
3rd: Kaitlyn Winnell-’Last Light’
3rd: Tierney Denny-Lybbert-’Lean Back’
4th: Sarah Beth Coburn-’For You’
4th: Brooke Phillips-’Spiral’
5th: Kaitlyn Knight-’Colour Me In’
5th: Noah Ayden Grady-’I Just Want To Be There Again’
6th: Ariana Flanagan-’She Used To Be Mine’
6th: Niyah Smith-’Unchained Melody’
7th: Samantha Bell-’Dynamo’
7th: Peyton Bly-’Jealous’
7th: Sophia Hunsicker-’Take Flight’
8th: Nyka Wilson-’Last Dance’
8th: Heather Lauchengco-’The Violent Sky’
9th: Paris Moore-’Allegiance’
9th: Miranda Saliva-’Inside’
9th: Ella Howell-’Nothing’
10th: Kate Spangler-’Beloved’
10th: Emmy Fuller-’Maybe’
10th: Seth Hendley-’On The Street Where You Live’
10th: Kennedy Hodges-’The Call’
Senior Solo
1st: Ashton Eatchel-’Compression and Release’
2nd: Rosie Ryan Kennel-’Impossible’
2nd: Madeline Underwood-’Power of Love’
3rd: Emi Johnson-’Deviate’
3rd: Savannah Folding-’Heart Shaped Birthmark’
3rd: Riley DeChellis-’Reconnect’
3rd: Destiny Patterson-’What Good Am I?’
4th: Karsen Gresham-’I Bet You Don’t’
4th: Harley Jacobs-’In This Moment’
5th: Lamonte Sadler-’Amen’
5th: Kennedi Knoble-’I’m Going Down’
5th: Taylor Hunt-’Ready for Love’
6th: Reaghan Given-’Tis The Season’
7th: Cameron Bryant-Saxon-’Gravity’
7th: Alexis Reese-’Heroes’
8th: Tristin Edsel-’And So It Does’
8th: Julianna Holland-’Not Another Love Song’
8th: Brooke Melillo-’Tell Me Where To Look’
9th: Riley Campbell-’Alright’
9th: Makayla Davis-’Listen’
9th: Jalen Scriven-’Time’
10th: Sydney Law-’Goodbye Yellow Brick Road’
10th: Mikayla Moore-’Who Will Remember Me’
Mini Duo/Trio
1st: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Level Up’
2nd: Havilah Dance Company-’Cha Cha Heels’
Junior Duo/Trio
1st: Evolution Dance Complex-’Someone You Loved’
2nd: Lux Dance Project-’Suffocate’
3rd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Independent Woman’
3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’What Is That Sound’
Teen Duo/Trio
1st: Evolution Dance Complex-’Before You Go’
2nd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Bag Lady’
3rd: No Limits Dance Center-’Konstantine’
Senior Duo/Trio
1st: Evolution Dance Complex-’Always Together’
1st: Evolution Dance Complex-’I’m Here’
2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’It’s Not All About You’
2nd Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Weak’
3rd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Song For You’
Rookie Group
1st: Havilah Dance Company-’Finding Neverland’
2nd: CC & Co. Dance Complex-’Girl In The Mirror’
2nd: Steppin’ Out Dance Studio-’Princesses’
3rd: Steppin’ Out Dance Studio-’Candy Shop’
Mini Group
1st: NXT LVL Dance Experience-’Just Got Paid’
2nd: NXT LVL Dance Experience-’Worksong’
3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Bones’
Junior Group
1st: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’A Bay Bay’
1st: Evolution Dance Complex-’Salvation’
2nd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Crazy In Love’
2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Dive In The Water’
2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Love Myself’
2nd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Run It’
3rd: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’Iced Out’
Teen Group
1st: No Limits Dance Center-’Coincidance’
1st: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Give Me A Reason’
1st: CC & Co. Dance Complex-’Together At The Center Of...’
1st: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Umbrella’
2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Falling Into You’
3rd: Havilah Dance Company-’Mans World’
Senior Group
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’I’m Delighted’
2nd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Tides of Lamentation’
3rd: Havilah Dance Company-’Amen’
3rd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Selah’
Mini Line
1st: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’Drip Like Me’
2nd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Bop Till You Drop’
3rd: CC and Co Dance Complex-’Joy’
Junior Line
1st: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Vogue’
2nd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Dance Apocalyptic’
2nd: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’Run’
3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Off The Rails’
Teen Line
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Lay Them Before Me’
2nd: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’Here’
3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Midnight Street’
Senior Line
1st: Evolution Dance Complex-’Shout’
2nd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’How Low’
3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Human Nature’
Teen Extended Line
1st: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’For Now, Your Light Is Dim’
2nd: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’A 90′s Throwback’
3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Work’
Senior Extended Line
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’The Reception’
Teen Production
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’This Particular Dream’
2nd: In Motion Dance Center-’Rise Up’
3rd: Steppin’ Out Dance Studio-’East to West’
High Scores by Performance Division:
Rookie Jazz
1st: CC & Co. Dance Complex-’Girl In The Mirror’
2nd: Steppin’ Out Dance Studio-’Candy Shop’
Rookie Tap
CC and Co Dance Complex-’Mr Sandman’
Rookie Lyrical
1st: Havilah Dance Company-’Finding Neverland’
2nd: Steppin’ Out Dance Studio-’Princesses’
Mini Jazz
1st: NXT LVL Dance Experience-’Just Got Paid’
2nd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Girlfriend’
3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Love Shack’
Mini Ballet
Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Concerto in D’
Mini Hip-Hop
1st: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’Drip Like Me’
2nd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Lose Control’
3rd: Havilah Dance Company-’Get Like Me’
Mini Tap
1st: Havilah Dance Company-’Up All Night’
2nd: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’That Man’
2nd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Bop Till You Drop’
Mini Contemporary
1st: NXT LVL Dance Experience-’Worksong’
2nd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Bones’
Mini Lyrical
1st: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Brave’
2nd: Steppin’ Out Dance Studio-’Daughters’
Mini Specialty
CC and Co Dance Complex-’Joy’
Junior Jazz
1st: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Crazy In Love’
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Dance Apocalyptic’
2nd: Havilah Dance Company-’Like An Egyptian’
3rd: CC and Co Dance Complex-’Meet Me’
Junior Hip-Hop
1st: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’A Bay Bay’
2nd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Vogue’
3rd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Run It’
Junior Tap
1st: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’Run’
2nd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’One Two Step’
3rd: CC and Co Dance Complex-’Bloom’
Junior Contemporary
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Off The Rails’
2nd: CC and Co Dance Complex-’Go Do’
3rd: Lux Dance Project-’Be Alright’
Junior Lyrical
1st: Evolution Dance Complex-’Salvation’
2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Dive In The Water’
3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’The Swan’
Junior Specialty
1st: Evolution Dance Complex-’Love Myself’
2nd: CC and Co Dance Complex-’Hallelujah’
Teen Jazz
1st: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Umbrella’
1st: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’A Thousand Doves’
1st: No Limits Dance Center-’Coincidance’
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Tokyo Drift’
2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Can’t Hold Back’
3rd: In Motion Dance Center-’Black and Gold’
Teen Ballet
Lux Dance Project-’In The Dark’
Teen Hip-Hop
1st: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’A 90′s Throwback’
2nd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Work’
3rd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Yonce’
Teen Tap
1st: Havilah Dance Company-’Mans World’
2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’I Love Tap’
3rd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Sorry’
Teen Contemporary
1st: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’Here’
2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Spirit Bird’
2nd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Give Me A Reason’
2nd: CC & Co. Dance Complex-’Together At The Center Of...’
3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Embrace The World’
Teen Lyrical
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Midnight Street’
2nd: Havilah Dance Company-’Another In The Fire’
3rd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Carry the Weight’
Teen Musical Theatre
1st: In Motion Dance Center-’History of Wrong Guys’
2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Welcome to the Moulin Rouge’
3rd: Havilah Dance Company-’Take Off With Us’
Teen Specialty
1st: CC and Co. Dance Complex-’For Now, Your Light Is Dim’
2nd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Lay Them Before Me’
3rd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Falling Into You’
Senior Jazz
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Human Nature’
2nd: NXT LVL Dance Experience-’Fever’
3rd: Steppin’ Out Dance Studio-’Sparkling Diamonds’
Senior Hip-Hop
1st: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’How Low’
1st: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Make It Rain’
Senior Contemporary
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’I’m Delighted’
2nd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Selah’
2nd: Havilah Dance Company-’Amen’
2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Shout’
3rd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Class of 2021′
Senior Lyrical
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Tides of Lamentation’
2nd: Havilah Dance Company-’Home’
3rd: Steppin’ Out Dance Studio-’Deep End’
Senior Musical Theatre
Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Might as Well Be’
Senior Specialty
1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’The Reception’
2nd: Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’They Don’t Care About Us’
3rd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Everything You Are’
3rd: CC & Co. Dance Complex-’Class of 2021′
Best of Radix:
Rookie
CC & Co. Dance Complex-’Girl In The Mirror’
Steppin’ Out Dance Studio-’Princesses’
Havilah Dance Company-’Finding Neverland’
Mini
CC and Co. Dance Complex-’Drip Like Me’
Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Lose Control’
Havilah Dance Company-’Up All Night’
NXT LVL Dance Experience-’Just Got Paid’
Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Bones’
Junior
CC and Co. Dance Complex-’Run’
Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Dance Apocalyptic’
Evolution Dance Complex-’Salvation’
Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’A Bay Bay’
Teen
CC and Co. Dance Complex-’For Now, Your Light Is Dim’
Evolution Dance Complex-’Spirit Bird’
In Motion Dance Center-’History of Wrong Guys’
Havilah Dance Company-’Another In The Fire’
No Limits Dance Center-’Coincidance’
Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Lay Them Before Me’
Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Umbrella’
Senior
Evolution Dance Complex-’Shout’
Havilah Dance Company-’Amen’
Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Selah’
Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’I’m Delighted’
CC & Co. Dance Complex-’Class of 2021′
Studio Standout:
Steppin’ Out Dance Studio-’East to West’
NXT LVL Dance Experience-’Just Got Paid’
Lux Dance Project-’#eeeooowww’
In Motion Dance Center-’History of Wrong Guys’
Havilah Dance Company-’Another In The Fire’
Evolution Dance Complex-’Shout’
Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Lay Them Before Me’
Charlotte Performing Arts Academy-’Selah’
CC and Co. Dance Complex-’For Now, Your Light Is Dim’
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THE COLONY; a literate original roleplay
THE SURVIVORS
Ada Woollacott | Telepathy & Increased Sight; Emmy Rossum FC
Anaya Dolmen | Telekinesis; Lily Collins FC
Ashley “Ash” Bisbee | Deluded; Noah Centineo FC
Arthur Meir | Uninfected; Ben Mendelsohn FC
August Adelson | Telekinesis; Samira Wiley FC
Austin Kelsey | Uninfected; Dev Patel FC
Axel Kraus | Praeteria; Skeet Ulrich FC
Cody Moon | Uninfected; Nam Joo Hyuk FC
Cosima Nasmath | Telekinesis; Amber Riley FC
Cressida Jago | Telekinesis; Chloe Bennet FC
Espen Filip Lindqvist | Telepathy; Nick Robinson FC
Ethan Kerr | Uninfected; Elliot Fletcher FC
Fleet Michaels | Increased Hearing & Sight; Hong Jong-Hyun FC
Fletcher Dahl | Uninfected; Keiynan Lonsdale FC
Issoria Feinberg | Telepathy; Josefine Frida Pettersen FC
Jelka Dreher | Praeteria; Caity Lotz FC
Jouko Kyung | Telepathy; John Cho FC
Kevin Tae | Uninfected; Daniel Henney FC
Killian Weaver | Telepathy; Jack Falahee FC
Kostya Vladislav | Telepathy; Jeremy Allen White FC
Kyra Zabala | Empatheia; Troian Bellisario FC
Leif Hjelmstad | Increased Vision & Hearing; Andy Biersack FC
Maddox Xiao | Telepathy; Christopher Larkin FC
Marcel “Hamlet” Gusterson | Deluded; Aaron Tveit FC
“Mink” Peyton Yazbek | Telepathy; Bex Taylor-Claus FC
Minka Vane | Telekinesis; Paulina Singer FC
Reagan “Emery” Gladstone | Empatheia; Cillian Murphy FC
Rhea Zaveri | Uninfected; Carmela Zumbado FC
Siobhan “Von” Whitmer | Praeteria; Kristine Froseth FC
Stacey Ricks | Uninfected; Zayn Malik FC
Tatum Rothchild | Uninfected; Indya Moore FC
Viola Rain Hackett | Deluded; Ruth Negga FC
Xavier Crane | Uninfected; Lakeith Stanfield FC
THE ELITE
Abner Rhodes | Uninfected; JR Bourne FC
Cooper Erikson | Telekinesis; Tyler Blackburn FC
Curtis Cuthbert | Uninfected; Robert Downey Jr. FC
Emmett Briers | Uninfected; Nico Tortorella FC
Gaius Fitrei | Uninfected; Idris Elba FC
Honor Bradley | Telekinesis; Hannah John-Kamen FC
Ireland Krii | Uninfected; Reilly Dolman FC
Jackson Rocco | Uninfected; Jon Hamm FC
Kyffin Greco | Uninfected; Justin Baldoni FC
Rina Jago | Uninfected; Sandra Oh FC
Wren Phillips | Uninfected; Sam Claflin FC
NEW WAVE REFORMISTS
Henry Liamson-Turner | Uninfected; Tom Cavanagh FC
Narcissa Shor | Telepathy; Tatiana Maslany FC
Nouka Fang | Uninfected; Jamie Clayton FC
Perry Griffiths | Praeteria; Matthew Grey Gubler FC
Roxanne Palmer | Uninfected; Dianne Guerrero FC
Suki Yamaguchi | Uninfected; Hayley Kiyoko FC
[ we are RADIOACTIVE; 2157 was the end of the world.... ]
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The Midnight Moon by Gerri Hill
It was a fun, holiday romance under a moonlit sky. After exchanging passionate nights and only first names, Peyton Watts and Logan Weaver go back to their lives.
For Peyton, it’s a return to her steady, conservative social circle and the not unwelcome overtures from attorney Margot Joseph. Meanwhile, Logan’s free spirit is happy again moving with the college crowd.
So when fate throws them once more into each other’s paths, it shouldn’t mean a thing…
Genres: contemporary, romance
Get the book from The Book Depository here!
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NUVO TULSA RESULTS 2018/19
NUBIE SOLOS:
1st Jencie Lamb - ELITE DANCE OF TULSA
2nd Anna Holley - THE POINTE
3rd Pierson Aldridge - THE POINTE
4th Mykie Haney - PAM'S
5th KaLeah Gamble - ELITE DANCE OF TULSA
5th Ava Sprague - ELITE DANCE OF TULSA
MINI SOLOS:
1st Alexis Alvarez - CLUB DANCE DJP
1st Aaliyah Dixon - SUMMIT DJP
2nd Finley Aldridge - THE POINTE
2nd Brooklyn Simpson - WILLIAMS CENTER
3rd Evey Bradley - ELITE DANCE OF TULSA
4th Reese Bradley - WILLIAMS CENTER
5th Kennedy Patrick - THE POINTE
6th Jaeda Straley - SOUTH TULSA
7th Kylenn Pallohusky - STUDIO VIE
8th Maely Weaver - HEART OF AMERICA
8th Kaylen Brown - SOUTH TULSA
9th Bailey Farr - SOUTH TULSA
9th Brooklyn Smith - ELITE DANCE OF TULSA
10th Sophia Cole - ELITE DANCE OF TULSA
JUNIOR SOLOS:
1st Brielle McCoy - KIM MASSAY DJP
2nd Avery Watson - PRODIGY DJP
3rd Keagan Capps - THE POINTE DJP
3rd Blair Peak - SOUTH TULSA DJP
4th Meredith Mitchel - KIM MASSAY
5th Isabella Lynch - CLUB DANCE
5th Brooklyn Bradley - WILLIAMS CENTER
6th Bella Saferstein - SUMMIT
6th Peyton Koepke - THE POINTE
7th Irelyn Seaman - KIM MASSAY
8th Teagan Caughron - THEATRE ARTS
8th Caroline Cariker - ELITE DANCE OF TULSA
9th Chloe Carter - THEATRE ARTS
9th Macey McFarlane - KIM MASSAY
10th Maliah Howard - MLDA
10th Kate Foster - ELITE DANCE OF TULSA
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Defense Leads Way As Bears Upset #13 Huskies
Pick Six By Weaver Provides Decisive Points
BERKELEY – With the wide range of ups and downs that accompany a college football season, the Cal coaching staff preaches a level of consistency that will enable the Bears to weather storms and celebrate big victories all the same.
So, in the aftermath of a 12-10 victory over No. 15/13-ranked Washington that brought plenty more highs than lows, head coach Justin Wilcox told his players that nobody should be surprised because the Bears have always been capable of competing with any opponent they face.
That said, the feeling that comes with a signature win over a top-15 team can still inspire one heck of a celebration inside California Memorial Stadium.
A 37-yard interception return for a touchdown by Evan Weaver provided the eventual game-winning points and capped a brilliant defensive performance as the Cal football team earned its biggest win of the season to date as they knocked off the Huskies on an afternoon turned to night in Berkeley.
Cal (5-3, 2-3 Pac-12) held Washington to just 250 yards of total offense and Weaver was right in the middle of the action all evening, recording 11 tackles to go with his game-winning score. Cal forced two turnovers without allowing one of its own and limited Huskies quarterback Jake Browning to just 159 yards of passing. Offensively, Patrick Laird led the charge with 83 rushing yards.
Weaver's theatrics provided a jolt to the Cal faithful as the third quarter drew to a close. With Washington looking to backup quarterback Jake Haener to provide a spark, Weaver stepped in front of a third down pass on the Huskies 37-yard line and took off upfield. He cut outside and, once in reach of the goal line, extended his arm just far enough to tick the pylon and score his first career touchdown.
"I dropped back, he threw me the ball, I caught it and I just didn't want to fall down," Weaver said. "Maybe two or three more yards and I would've ran out of steam. They didn't get me this time."
The play put Cal ahead 12-7 with one second left in the quarter but the Bears' two-point attempt failed, leaving the margin at just five entering the fourth quarter. That's where the score stayed until the clock ran inside five minutes and a 26-yard field goal by Washington's Peyton Henry left Cal up 12-10 with 4:51 to play.
That was as close as Washington (6-3, 4-2) got because the Bears simply wouldn't give the ball back. Cal ran the final 4:51 off the clock thanks to an eight-play drive that spanned only 27 yards but picked up two critical first downs, the last of which came on a six-yard run by Laird.
"They're all big but (this win) is huge," Wilcox said. "It gives the guys validation and gives them confidence but we've got to build on it. That's what's most important. Everybody's really excited and it's a really great environment in the locker room, as you would expect, but I also don't think anyone's surprised. It's tough to win and our guys competed extremely hard and battled. I thought you saw a lot of toughness out there and grit and determination. We weren't perfect but we found a way to win the game and that's what's most I'm most proud of."
Offense proved hard to come by in the first half thanks in large part to quality defense from both teams. A 3-yard touchdown pass from Jake Browning to Ty Jones put Washington ahead 7-0 after two drives but the Bears cut into the lead by the end of the quarter thanks to a 23-yard field goal by Greg Thomas.
Thomas added a 35-yard field goal in the second quarter to leave the Bears down by just one at halftime but the high points of the first 30 minutes came mostly from a defense that limited Washington to its lowest first half point total of the season. Camryn Bynum made one such play, reeling in a pass from Browning and tapping his toe inbounds to secure an interception late in the first quarter.
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